Re: Opinions sought...How much information is to much to "give away"?

From: xyberpix (xyberpix_at_xyberpix.com)
Date: 06/30/05

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To: Kevin Kasner <tkevink@gmail.com>

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    Ok, here's the parts that I'd give away:

    1) The backup solution, and how much (GB) data you encrypt.
    2) The OS's that you back up wll be on the vendor's site anyway, so
    if you say that you use Windows, it's not really that much of a big
    thing, as most companies run Windows somewhere these days.
    3)None of their business, I don't see how this is relevant to the
    backup article
    4)Who you are, maybe, where're you're located, no.

    Just my 2p's worth

    xyberpix

    On 29 Jun 2005, at 16:17, Kevin Kasner wrote:

    > My backup vendor recently interviewed me for an article because I'm
    > using their encryption package. They have sent me the article for
    > review, so I still have a chance to change how much information is
    > disclosed...
    >
    > In the course of the article, several things are revealed about my
    > environment:
    > 1) My backup solution & what types of data are encrypted in my back
    > ups (ie: customer data, AD/LDAP info, databases, server O/S's), and
    > that I have off site storage of tapes
    > 2) My OS mix (ie: Windows, ...)
    > 3) the fact that I have "separate solutions" for firewall, IDP,
    > remote access, and network monitoring
    > 4) Who we are and what city we are located in.
    >
    > So...I'm looking for some honest opinions on whether I'm giving away
    > too much info.
    >
    > Thanks!!
    >

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